I will definitely pass along anything we learn in the process.

While I've conducted thorough research to understand the process and identify potential pitfalls, I believe there is invaluable knowledge to be gained from those who have actually purchased properties at the auction.If you are an investor with experience in the Philadelphia Sheriff's Sale, I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to hear about your experiences and insights.

The log should include:Odometer at the beginning and end of the yearDate, purpose, and locations of each tripNumber of miles for each tripUsing an automatic mileage tracking app like MileIQ, combined with Stessa's mileage expense feature, can simplify this process.

I would add to what others have said: sometimes it is worth it to pay for an expedited learning process.

I'm in process of purchasing properties in FL & would like to be aware of this property management. 

Now I'm fairly new to wholesaling so I'm not exactly sure how to go about this process involving homes with mortgages but it doesn't seem like it would be a good deal.

After flipping a few homes, we have found that buyers can be pretty aggressive in their requests for "repairs" during the due diligence process.  

My question is what is the process once you do receive a call from a motivated seller?  

You could also buy the property as-is, and start the eviction process as soon as your state laws allow.

I hope that I can learn and eventually contribute to this process of buying and selling real estate.